
Hip setting for creative seafood & oysters with signature cocktails & happy hour.
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Address: 1167 Wilmette Ave, Wilmette, IL 60091
Phone: (224) 215-3011
Website: http://www.pescaderofish.com/
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Seafood flown in daily + a must-try Weekend Brunch Menu (11a–3p) = perfection.
Everything was fresh, seasoned beautifully, and absolutely delicious. Pro tips:
Sip their Frozen Old Fashion (sample it once and you’ll want a full glass).
Don’t skip dessert—JR Bakery’s custom treats pair perfectly with espresso.
My top picks:
1️⃣ Wood-Grilled Seafood Skewer
2️⃣ Seafood Ceviche
3️⃣ Lobster Roll
✨ Honorable mention: Their curated wine & beer list featuring Double Clutch Brewery, elevated by Angelina H.’s expert pairing suggestions + attentive service.
The food… the food was hit and miss. Our appetizers were amazing. The calamari was a major hit with the entire table. And it gave us high hopes for the rest of the meal. Which was honestly a letdown. We ordered a variety of food, and the general consensus was, “It’s alright.” I ordered the seafood tower and got a giant bowl of ice. There wasn’t enough food on the plate to feed one person, and for the price, I think that is unacceptable.
So if you go be prepared because again the entire staff is pleasant and kind. However, some of the food can miss the mark.
Our server, Justin, was attentive and made sure we had a great time throughout the evening.
I started with the Calabrian Octopus and Lobster Bisque. Both were delicious, though the bisque was missing the chunks of lobster I typically expect. The octopus was perfectly cooked, rare for many places, which tend to overcook it, and the sauce it came with added a nice touch of flavor.
For my entrée, I chose the Diver Scallops, which were cooked to perfection. While they were a good size for the price, I do think one extra scallop would have made the dish feel like a better value. The portion was satisfying, but a little more would have been ideal.
A note on the bread: it’s an extra charge, which is becoming common at upscale restaurants. It was garlic bread, though, not just plain, and it was really well done, neither too chewy nor too crunchy, just the right balance.
The drink menu is diverse, with a solid selection of wines, cocktails, spirits, and beers. I opted for a few glasses of Sauv Blanc to pair with my seafood, and it was a great choice.
To cap off the meal, I ordered a double espresso. Honestly, I would come back just for that, probably the best way to finish the evening.